Chair


I’ve been thoroughly bitten by the couch. My listening chair that is. 
I’m forced to cut my listening sessions short due to lower back pain (chronic, result of an old injury). Looking to get something that would be comfortable enough to not aggravate the nerve in my tukhes and align properly with my speakers in a sweet spot. 
Eames replica in leather? Ikea Poang? Anything else? What do you use?

audphile1

@audphile1 

Any update on your quest for the perfect chair….I am also shopping now. I am so tempted to try Eames lounge chair / ottoman but not sure if bottom cushion height would be optimal in a listening room. 

Increased area of contact and weight distribution for everything aft of butt...i.e., ottoman or something else for resting entire length of legs and thighs at a slightly elevated height than butt (spread the weight)...

 

I’m forced to cut my listening sessions short due to lower back pain (chronic, result of an old injury)

I’m using a Stressless Max.  Very comfortable recliner but what I like most is that the back and seat can be adjusted separately. So if I’m doing some serious listening, I can leave the seat parallel to the floor and lower the back so it’s not right behind my head and therefore won’t impact the sound.

I have this nice black leather recliner i had bought for my mother over 15 years ago. from Macys.It was a,present and it has,held up very well and thats my relaxing, music chair.

I have sat in authentic and replica Eames chairs and find them uncomfortable, and I really don't like the style. I have owned Ekornes Stressless recliners and they are extremely comfortable, but that headrest definitely negatively affects SQ. I currently use a plain Jane rocking chair, and love it. It's comfortable, but not "fall asleep in it" level.